Aimedia Japan Bathroom Cleaning Series | All-Purpose Cleaning Liquid (Abrasive Type)

Aimedia Japan's bathroom cleaning series offers two different formula options: the all-purpose bathroom cleaner features abrasive particles to tackle stubborn stains, while the professional bathroom cleaning spray uses a mild alkaline formula to gently remove limescale and grease, allowing users to choose the appropriate product based on the type of stain and material of the object.

Why is this bathroom cleaning series noteworthy?

Bathrooms accumulate various types of dirt. Limescale, hard water stains, black mold, and pink grime require abrasive cleaning, while alkaline stains and greasy dirt need a gentle formula that won't damage surfaces. The key design of this series is to separate "powerful abrasion" from "mild alkalinity," allowing users to choose the most suitable cleaning method based on different bathroom materials and the stubbornness of the dirt, thus avoiding damage to surfaces caused by using the wrong product.

Comparison of the two products

How to choose between the two?

If your bathroom has noticeable limescale, hard water stains, black mold, or pink grime, and the surfaces to be cleaned are bathroom mirrors, shower screens, faucets, bathtubs, vinyl floors, or wall tiles, the All-Purpose Bathroom Cleaner with abrasive particles will be more effective at removing these stubborn stains. If you are dealing with alkaline stains, general dirt, or grease, and you are concerned about abrasive particles damaging surfaces, the mildly alkaline Professional Bathroom Cleaning Spray will be a gentler and safer choice. The material restrictions for both products are different, so be sure to check if the cleaning target is suitable before use, especially for special materials like glass, natural stone, copper, and precious metals, where abrasive products should never be used.

Aimedia All-Purpose Bathroom Cleaner (100g/200g)

Product Features

• Professional cleaning product used by cleaning companies in Japan
• Professional formula with abrasive particles, can remove various common bathroom stains
• Removes limescale, hard water stains, black mold, pink grime, etc.
• Easy to use with noticeable results
• Suitable for bathroom mirrors, shower screens, faucets, bathtubs, vinyl floors, wall tiles, etc.

How to Use

1. Spray water on the area to be cleaned first.
2. Shake the cleaning solution well, then squeeze an appropriate amount onto a cleaning sponge.
3. Gently wipe off the dirt, then rinse with water. (If dirt remains, repeat the steps above.)

Main Ingredients

Abrasives, surfactants, stabilizers

Precautions

• Keep out of reach of children.
• Avoid contact with eyes, mouth, and nose.
• If swallowed, seek immediate medical attention.
• Please do not use on soft metals such as copper, brass, and aluminum; precious metals such as gold and silver; electroplated items; items requiring gloss; painted surfaces; printed surfaces; fluorine/resin-coated surfaces; anti-fog mirrors and glass; stone; artificial marble; enamel; main bodies of lighting fixtures; wood; paper; leather; fabric; or water-soaked concrete surfaces.

Aimedia Professional Bathroom Cleaning Spray (500ml)

Product Features

• Cleaning agent used in Japanese bathhouses, golf courses, and hotels.
• Removes limescale, alkaline stains, dirt, grease, etc. in the bathroom.
• Suitable for tiles, plastic doors, stainless steel, drains, floors, shower curtains, plastic stools, etc.
• Mildly alkaline, gentle on surfaces.

How to Use

1. Spray the product directly onto the stained surface.
2. Wipe with a sponge.
3. Rinse with water. (If the stain is severe, it can be left on for a longer time.)

Main Ingredients

Surfactants (1% lauryl dimethyl amine oxide), solvents, metal ion chelating agents

Precautions

• Please do not use on glass, natural stone, or copper surfaces.
• Keep out of reach of children.
• Avoid contact with eyes and mouth.

Suitable for these people

• Users whose bathrooms have stubborn limescale and hard water stains that are difficult to remove (suitable for All-Purpose Cleaner).
• Families troubled by black mold or pink grime on bathtubs or wall tiles (suitable for All-Purpose Cleaner).
• Users who need to clean various bathroom objects such as tiles, stainless steel, and drains, and are concerned about abrasive particles damaging surfaces (suitable for Cleaning Spray).
• Consumers who want to use cleaning formulas of the same grade as Japanese bathhouses and hotels (suitable for Cleaning Spray).
• Users who value noticeable cleaning results and seek the quality of Japanese professional formulas.

Q&A

Q: How should I choose between the All-Purpose Cleaner and the Cleaning Spray?
A: If the stains are stubborn limescale, hard water stains, black mold, or pink grime, it is recommended to use the All-Purpose Cleaner with abrasive particles. If you are dealing with alkaline stains, general dirt, or grease, and are concerned about abrasion damaging surfaces, the mildly alkaline professional cleaning spray would be more suitable.

Q: Can both products be used on all bathroom items?
A: No, both products have material restrictions. The All-Purpose Cleaner should not be used on soft metals, precious metals, electroplated items, painted surfaces, anti-fog mirrors, stone, and other special materials. The Cleaning Spray should not be used on glass, natural stone, or copper surfaces. Always check the material of the item to be cleaned before use.

Q: Can both products be used together?
A: Yes, they can be used in combination. For example, use the All-Purpose Cleaner for stubborn limescale on bathroom mirrors and bathtubs, and the Cleaning Spray for general dirt on tiles, stainless steel, and drains. Using them according to different areas and stain types will yield better results.

Q: What if the cleaning results are not satisfactory?
A: For the All-Purpose Cleaner, the official recommendation is to repeat the wiping and rinsing steps if stains remain. For the Cleaning Spray, if the stains are severe, it is suggested to leave the spray on for a longer time before wiping and rinsing. For both, the processing time can be adjusted according to the stubbornness of the stains.